Technicians working under flat-rate or incentive pay systems usually earn more than employees in shops with hourly rates -- provided they are confident and work reasonably quickly. Most companies use one system. However, even in many flat-rate shops there are tasks for which pay is based on work done on the clock.
Top 10 facts about the world. The deciliter is a unit of volume measurement used in the metric system. It is equal to one tenth of a liter, or about 3.3 fluid ounces. It should not be confused with the decaliter, which is equal to 10 liters, a substantially different volume measurement. The measurement can crop up in a variety of settings, most commonly in recipes from countries which use the metric system, and in some bars, where it may be a drink size.
SLU Physics Using a Digital Multimeter Department of Physics Revised: 1/10/2018 2 of 4 Canton, NY 13617 3. The number â1â appears on the left side of the meter display. What does that mean? A measurement of 1 unit (e.g. 1 volt, 1 ohm, etc.) will produce â1â on the right side of the meter display (Figure 2a). The meaning of â1â on the left side of the display (Figure 2b) depends on how the multimeter is being used: If you are measuring voltage or current, â1â on the left side of the display means the measurement exceeds the maximum value set by the scale; simply turn the knob to a higher range setting until you can record a measurement.